It was either here -->Joyful Abode or here -->Life as a Plate or here -->Comfy Belly. All of these sites are great for grok-like (Paleo) cookin'. I'm all over the Grok - he's a hot beast.
we had eaten quite a few when I finally took a shot - hot cookies! mmmm! |
1 stick of butter, softened
1/4 cup measurable sugar-sub - your choice
3/4 cup DiabetiSweet brown sugar sub - the one I used had sugar alcohols, I'm looking around for something that would be less . . . um . . . reactive. Ha!
1 egg (I might add an additional egg next time)
1 1/2 tsp vanilla
1/2 cup vanilla whey protein powder
3/4 cup almond flour (you can make your own with your food processor)
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1 1/2 cup dark chocolate chips (I used Ghirardelli) I'm going to cut this measurement down to 3/4 cups. It was way chip-heavy. You may like cookies that way!
Cream the butter, sugar subs, egg, and vanilla. In a separate bowl mix the rest of the ingredients except for the chocolate chips. Add the dry to the creamed mixture and mix well (next time I am using my food processor - hand mixing made the mixture too stiff - this dough needs to be treated gently). Add chips and mix.
Scoop golfball-sized portions onto an ungreased baking sheet. Leave about 2 inches apart to make room for spreading.
Bake 9 minutes - if you overbake they get too crunchy. 9 minutes seems to leave them nice and chewy/crunchy.
When baked, remove them immediately from the baking sheet and let them cool on a flat surface.
Seriously nummy and crunchy and chewy.
5 comments:
Make some more, I am on the way!
These sound sinful!...
This looks yummy! I need clarification on the butter...a stick as in 1/2 cup or is it the whole 2 cups? Sorry for my confusion. I would like to make these. Mmmmmm!
RJ - I'm trying to keep Pup off so much sugar so I'll be making some more sugar-free treats. I make a lovely crustless pumpkin pie.
Karen - the dark chocolate does it for me. Mmmmm!
Hey Marnie - yes! You'd love these cookies. I know you're a health nut like I aspire to be.
1 stick = 1/2 cup of butter or 8 tablespoons.
Let me know how yours turn out. I'm still considering using two eggs next time.
Great. Now I have a hankerin to bake. Hello 20 pounds. :-)
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